"Mapping the Difference We Make" Training
Implementing Routine Consumer Outcome Monitoring (RCOM)
“Mapping the Difference We Make” Workforce Support Program
- a 4-phase training program
Phase 1 - Familiarisation Training – 2 ½ hours (Free)
This overview is essential prior to undertaking Phase 2 - Initial Training. It can be done face to face at a program launch (Check dates & locations) or by accessing and familiarising yourself with the following material:
- Power Point Presentation ‘What is Quality’ (pdf version)
- Power Point Presentation ‘RCOM Approach in NSW’ (pdf version)
- DVD – ‘Breaking News’ - please contact your organisation's Training Coordinator or MHCC to obtain a copy
Phase 2 - Initial Training – one day (fee applies $100 per person MHCC Members, $150 per person non MHCC members)
Phase 3 - Continuing Education (free)
For learners completing Initial Training. This takes around 50 hours over 1 year at your own pace and can be completed in the workplace using the manual provided.
Phase 4 - Executive and Leadership Retreat (fee applies – see enrolment form).
‘Delivering Outcomes Through NGOs’, is to be held in October-November 2008 at Coolangatta Estate in the Shoalhaven, 7km from Berry, NSW. Spring at this Convict-built Historical village that is now a Winery, is the ideal setting to explore the systems and leadership issues for sustaining a successful outcome monitoring program. NGOs with an interest to send management, board or senior staff members to this training are asked to flag interest so the dates can be finalised consultatively. This program is presented by Jenna Bateman (CEO MHCC), Jonine Penrose-Wall (Consultant to MHCC’s Mapping the Difference We Make program), Professor Tom Trauer (University of Melbourne), Mr Jarod Hamilton (MHOAT Coordinator NSCCAHS) and others. MHCC invites NGOs to input to the program design and to participate in co-presenting where possible. To discuss your training needs and suggestions to the program you can contact Jonine Penrose-Wall on jonine@iimetro.com.au or phone 0409 741414 or contact Jenna Bateman on jenna@mhcc.org.au.